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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14
FULTON AND LlITLB BEIrlIN.
Teachers Chosen by the Directors Of The Town
ship for the Coming Term.


sh,p for the Coming Term.
The school directors OF Fulton township
met on Monday and organized the new
board for the ensuing year +, Henry
Haiues, president +. NJ. Hsines,
secretary; treasurer, Alfred Wood
Day Wood, William Shoemske, and David
Glsckin. They appointed seven teachers for
the following schools Rock SPRING., Lavenis
Jenkins; Cedar Hill. Laura jenkins;
Pleasant Grove, Miss Turple; Cowo~ingo,
Phoebe King; Locust Grove, Charles Whit
son Plum Hill, Bell McSparrsn; Cherry
Hill, Anna Brown. Laurel Hill school was
closed for the present time, owing to the
small attendance Of scholars Goshen school
Is vacant ss the directors are desirous Of Oh
tanning first-clsss teacher at once.
The directors Of Little Britain township met
a. Oak Hill the same day and organized the
new board. They made the following sp-
pointments Eastland, Blanche Patterson
Oak Hill, Addie Kelso Fsirmount, Maud
Patterson Poplar Grove, Lula Scott Fair.
view, Maize Fsirlsmb; Cedar Grove, Emma
Esbenshsde Hickory Hill, S.llie Thomas.
The above teachers for both townships,
with the exception Of Niss Bell McSparran,
permanent, hold provisional certificates, aud
obtain from $50 to SS3 per month according
to mark In teaching. Those having perman-
eut certificates obtain from $33 TO S35 per
| month.
H. J. Miller, of bonneville, Chester county
| held large sale of milk cows at Wakefield
| on Saturday afternoon. These were Q I'm,
lot OF cows and sold low, averaging in pric,
about $35 per head. They were purchased il
| York and Hartford counties.
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HeV Voea 0asaet,


NV Ycns, june t.-Flour market steady !;
Fine o. Al0s 10; supernne. q sSoS 81
to fancy extra states 0 % 10 common TO good
extra WESTERN 8 905S.
wheat-No. | he0 state, a6kc; No DO
st&c; No. Rcd. Winter. June. SAc; July,
aps.c receipts, :! 90; shipments l7A,lh bus.
Uorn.-So,s mixed cash. tsc do June. &C ;
July. t;c receipts s1,.0 shipments: Is.Wo.
o~ts--so. ! mite state $40; No. NC, 40
SSSc receipts $500 bus /; shipments. 800
hye dur Western. s0ssc state. s7k0S'c.
Barley nominal. s.
Pork dun OLD mees. sls %: new. els o..
Lard-June, " IS; July, y S; Aug, u b /;
sept o. Is
Turpentine dull 1t Sc. -
aosin frm strained to COCA. q ssk1l s'x.
Petroleum dull Refined, In cases. skc-
rreights duh grain TO London. AIa
Cheese dun state Factory, new. s,0s'sc
" hits, l0k0 csc.
sggs dull state, l7alTc; Western. lsa
lSNC. 49,
sugar dull: Ysnned Cuuoat. sc
4ranulated. 1880.
rallow arm prime city, SAC.
R!ce nominal Carolina fair TO good. S0Skc.
| Coftee duh : fsir carxoes. aGFkc for Rio.
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q .ssry a aaa PAnenias seAnsa. sssa .
months.
The relatives ana friends Of the family arc n
specttuliy invited 20 attend the funcrA'. nom
the parents residence, No tS 81 Joseph street,
on Wednesday afternoon at Q O'Clock. Inter.
ment At St. Joseph's cemetery.
krBNs lin this city. on the 18th inst. Henry
kuhns, In the sd year of hts age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
spectfuiiy invited to at END the funeral. from
the residence OF his son .inlaw, No 2s Caroline
street, on wednesday afternoon ut O'Clock.
Iuterment a. Zion cemetery. Id
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ARRSsf o. IAHU8srIvs.
SsAn Doebisr In jail 20 Answer . Number q
Serious OhArEea


Serious ChAFEso
John Doebler was arrested this morning by
Ofhcer kissinger, on Strawberry street, aud
lodged In the county jail Doebler has been
Q fugitive from justice for over . year. He
bas been In the city ct times during the
pest year, but he always made his head q uar
tsrs In The Meadow" in the Fourth ward,
and when an officer approached he skipped.
There are seven charges against Doebler al
Alderman Spurrier'a The allegation IL that
b met Henry Rawiins and George Smith
ono night over year ago when they were
driving In the vicinity Of the Gas run, drew
revolver, demanded their money, and
when they refused to give It up be assaulted
them and threatened TO kill them. They o..
caped nom him - soon - possible and made
complaint against him before Alderman
6purrier. When Doebler learned that he
Was prosecuted he skipped. There is also
another charge against him of stealing lead
and sss pipe from the gas works In de-
mult OF bail he was committed to Jail for q
hearing.
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StOppsd by = Ielsgrpp,

Ezra Martin, q farmer living near Staun.
ton, Virginia died on Monday, aged about 80
years. He was former resident OF West
Earl township aud moved to Virginia five
years ago. Histhree sisters who live In West
Earl, we're about visiting him and came to
this city or Monday afternoon to take a train.
Shortly before the time for the departure Of
the train they intended to take, they received
. telegram announcing his death. The cause
OF death was not stated in the telegram.
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letter. Granted BY the Register.

ss 0rsutsu uy tue Hegutef,
The following letters were granted by the
register OF wills for the week ending Tues.
day, June IA:
EXPERIMENTATION Sheirich, d eceased,
!etc OF E.st denphsld township Ernest
HetlmsD, Drumore, executor.
ADNINIsrRATIoN-Eliz Smith, de-
eeestd, lets Of East Donegal township d. II.
E0aia Nj Joy township, administrator.
Eliae =. Heller, deceased, late Of Upper
1Ieecock township; John Sigle, East Lam.
peeer, administration.
Francis Keene', deceased, late OF Lescock
eownship stephen Ksener, Leacock, admin.
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NSW Hork STOCKS,

gsw YoRx June u. l:so p. m.-Aoney loaned
at 5f6 per cent Exchange steady. q Sk0+ 81 {;
Governments firm. Currency Sc. q 2Sx DID; fs
Coup. q 2s3s bid; +ks do, q os3I BID.
The stock market this morning opened
h6k per cent lower. but after the frst few
tran sac lions became frmer on some support By
the bull cliques on buying to cover. BY IL
o'clock the early decline had been fully recov.
cred but about that hour q combined raid on
New YORK 4 New England. Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie West Point, Pacific Mail and New York
Central caused prices to break sharply, and at
midday prices were down 4 to 80 per cent.
Since u o'clock there has been q slight recovery.
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- rnna vDsen - vssss DsssgAssA De-.
soOe AuaoeasA

- Rmna Vpoon - vsees DsssgAssa Q De.
ssss AsassssA.
The chambsf concert given on Monday
evsuins IL the rooms Of Mr.. Walter Baus.
nas, IN the Rhosds building, was thorough
succssA The sale Of the limited number OF
ssats some days before the event. together
with the hearty appreciation shown by the
audieuce, went for to retrieve the reputation Of
our people ior knowing what Is good. Tan
bark he'd been spread on the belgian blocks
In front Of the building to desden the noise
Of the street, and every effort had been
msde to contribute to the enjoyment
Of the entertainment and comfort OF the
audience.
Smart =" Lady. Rise. sweet Morn's Awasins''
l. Won Besthoven-" Kreu,.er sonata Largo
7h,eie ssaS'S ana Mr.. Sherwood fSa Au'
sohnbert-a. Troosn, Troosne Rluwen ,,,L,. e "per
CHOPIN -Ballads in a hai. op u. By request.
Aug dupont" Toccata al Concerto or %
Veiu uxtemps - Rsverie sarasate -"Jota
Aragonesa." spanish panoeb Mr. Ernest
Bsch Gornod :. Ave Maria" t~,th Violin Oh.
ligato) Mrs Thtele
Thee. kullak-" urand Octave study. MI sher-
Msndelssohn - Departure" hendelssohn
Club.
The Mendelssohn club acquitted themselves
even better than ever, singing with gres
spirit ana In excellent time The famous
kreutzer sonata, though very long, WAS lis
tened to with rspt attention, and the three
sections were marked by hearty applause
the second being received with peculiar
favor. The audience was charmed with tn.
wonderfully delicate aud clear notes that Mr.
Thiele found in his violin. Mrs. Thiele a
once stepped into the favor of the audience
| for this lady is gifted with soprano voice o
rare quality, and her singing, more especial.
In the lower parts of the music, Wa
marked by refinement and purity Of tone
Mr.. Sherwood Is a prime iavorite with Ian
caster musical people, aud while his play I'M
last evening was all very hns, the "tir
charm music of Wagner, which he gave II
response to persistent encores, was receive,
with hearty enthusiasm. Mrs Thiele sang II
response to an encore q most beautiful 'lov
song' by Edgar II. Sherwood, An uncle o
the pianist This imposition is worthy o
special praise AS inal encore Mrs. Tbiel'
sang q short ballad Embarrassment"
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Isrough, From the Psni,sn,,.ry.

Lew Glassmire was brought from the pen
ttsotisTy this afternoon by Sheriff Tomlin-
800, ana LOGGED In the county Jail. he ia
wanted in this county tor false prstepss and
practicing medicine without being registered
- physicisn. The bills Of indictment were
Sound against bin in April 1856, but Adams
county had prior claim on him. He WAS
tsied In that county and sentenced to the
Eastern penitentisry for Is months, and his
sesm expired today. He wss kept until the
viva OF the sheriff, who had lodged d..
thinner for him.
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Cloring Prices-2 O'Clock p. m.


EAST LIbpRrY. .--Cattie Receipts, p e head
shipments, 1858: market slow: prime, ss 006b5 10:
fair to GOOD, - 20. %; common. q 2o0a 81 !;
aogs-heceipts, 800 head shipments 3i0O
head market active; Philadelphias, ea zoos ~ ;
Workers, q 315 ~ common to light e3 a<16 - ;
pigs q ,jo+ rs; hogs shipped to New York.
IL cars.
sheen -Rsce!pts, 400 head shipments. 4UD
market rm; prime, - 3fl4 so; fair to good. q 10
425: common, q 5OGt3 so: yeariing lambs, u 500
0; spring lambs. u 2SJo 50.
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JOHN DENNIS ~ TOWN.
The Man VINO Caused Great Trouble T. the
AuthOrtties.

John Dennis, whose name figured for
weeks in the daily papers a few years ago,
was IN the city on Monday. 1t will be re-
membered that when arrested for a conspiracy
to defrsud Missouri horse dealer he kept
the requisition from being honored for weeks
by technicalities. He was eventually banded
over to the Missouri authorities, was tried,
convicted and sen fenced to undergo an i'm.
prisonment OF four years After being In jail
for q couple Of years he set up Job with the
prison physician, and by means of the
doctors certificate that his health was i'm.
paired and he would die # kept in jail the
governor OF Missouri pardoned him last No
vsmber. This story Dennis told on Monday
to number OF his acqusiutances. lie still
lives in the ives. aud is in the horse business.
He looks we'll.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

The Fast Line west on Sunday on the
Psnnsy lvsnia railroad was drawn by a recent
patented duplex engine belonging to the
Lshigh Valley road. 1t Is claimed that with
1t steam can be generated more rapidly and
with less consumption OF coal. The trip on
Sundsy was trial one, and is said to have
been satisfactory.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

SisfhLiosHcla.
.l ll.l. llsas 49, aA-s.s ~ 0ol foufso
~: ~ !. ~. essa - W own 70
~. sss ny oOsfvsnce
y ~ V V y Inc com
- ~ unoer con-
-. % une com.
1oos ete meeone with
5s \ ss.'ss.. - - P.oP's Pouo'
An eVnaut rom
NSw aAs " ID sown yesterday
wnsa eEsneemsnw were msde
.aleoe eecsosacn IN the after
- eTooeot meoe IN ascen'
4 efse some time ago, when
ll / ~ .lsoe - Wes ionssed win natural gas
u - ofue % uoo thio gos for that pur.
- o. the morning Of the Fourth parade
- hoo0, ond Ne peroons paradins will
n 2o0sossea h fantastic manner. Later In
- 0osnine anoebsr parade will be held,
- lefgs number OF civic organizations
sUm rngs1apaAA In the afternoon there will
oeeoo0oA rsoding OF the declaration Of In.
oeecA sineins Of patriotic songs, and
- eealooo ascension. A display Of tire-
v0ke VII % the programme for the even.
- Tne osy VIII % celebrated In rousing
oeoDes' and VIII cause renewed interest In
- nataon's birthday.
Death ef Jeseph miller.
Jessph Miller, IN old resident Of town,
Aled on Monday morning at II O'Clock st the
Aouse Of his nephew, Lewis wehriy, on
x,1ne strese Deceased wss in his Goth year,
- Wso attacked with apoplexy on las,
1fl6ay which caused his death. The funeral
VII b held on "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock nom his late homo.
me Arnery Rair.
larse number OF people we're present In
I re armory lest night ct the fair held BY the
Oo1ppota Csstles No 81, Knights Of the
Golden EaslA On Thursdsy evening, the
1a.si:bars oommandsry viii be present and
xnaay evsnins ths f.ir will oe visited BY
- Ooiumois Meonsrchor and the Mount
10y co@mandery
v:eeS's % erom'asnt People.
-" f.S. Ciay moran, Messrs. =. s. Det-
u ~ w. nsuemsn lett toWn TO-
s W - on 0'"'0nem :" attend the do
~--,,. ~ % oeiegstes from st
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Off1CeF1 Elected

At q meeting OF b. NJ. c. club held at the
residence OF d. f Stsuff-r, North Charlotte
street, to-day, the following officers were
elected President, d. f. Stsuifer vice
president, II. Nj. Costello secretary, George
J. Helm; treasurer, VIM Weber.
The club, numbering ID mem bers, will 20
into camp at Rock Hill July lst, remaining
until July5.
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a make measuring, . little over 2,S
- VS. killed on South Lime street
yeseerosy' - Il wss attempting to crawl into
- cenaf grazing Of . resident on the west
eeoe wears ago 1t was rumored that sew.
sa moocAsin snakes escaped from a men.
eossis exhibiting in the old circus 10, on the
NJ eass sade OF that street. some of the
Senodents claim to have seen them At dittsr.
eas d@ss and this one answers the descrip.
o1oo Of that species.
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20. O. Of A. Chssp E.cur.,ou

to Valley Forge on Saturday. June 18th. Trains
leave Lancaster (king street) ut 731 a IN; Col
umbts, 7:3O O. IN. Fare only e226 Leave Man
helm Ct s:2s N. Fair. ei.sO ReturniDg. trains
leave Valley Forge ut as! IN. Grand reunion
and celebration Of r. q. b. Of A. ~ Valley Forge,
the historic hills Of Pennsylvania
tunil,l3l6,l7dAitw
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William Heida WAS heard by Alderman
Donnelly, of the Eighth ward, on Monday
evening, on charge of beating his wife and
threatening TO XIII her In default OF bail hs
was committed for trial.
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OAA GAA,

Mary B.. vile of y iiiism u. Aoar and ds1ghtsr
OF John Livingston. esq. deceased.
Funeral on Wednesday. June 18th. At 10
O'Clock q m. Interment at Bellevue. 2ld
scnn.DT.-Juns II. lss7. In this city, Frank. son
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pn,,.as,pn.. Produce aara...

PailApsLrHIA. june lA-viour market steady {;
sales. esl barrels; Minnesota Rakers, y 0<D< 20 ;
Penusylvania Family, O ;'0t %; Western DO
Nls<1tei Patents, q 6S<bs 10
kye nour steady. - 6SS12 IS
Wheat June, sake, July. sc.; August,
5ko:
Corn-June lss.c; July, sss<c August, tic.
Oats-iune, S7o; July, sc; august, Sc;
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PENsIoNs.

sOLDIERs who were disabled from Wounds
injury, rupture. exposure. piee. dsadness. or
vicss. incspacitated for manual labor. whether
6om wounds OF dsesss are entitled 70 pension on
atives OF scldiers who died OF disabilities con-
tTscted in the service. are entitled 70 pension.
sn6 nv Act Of Congress- OF Jan. ~, 1887. soldiers
of tie Hoxican War are also entitled to pensions.
INCREA Ask. ThOusands Of pensioners are en-.
fui, Can refer TO many successful claimants.
soldiers, It viii cost You nothing 70 write me.
Il. D.AULL. Pens, Atry,
yofAnsviile, Lancaster County, Pa
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The assault and battery case against Adam
Charles, OF Lancaster township, preferred by
Charles Hennipger, was dismissed by Alder.
man Hershey on Monday, after full hearing.
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Iho committee Of the school hoard on furn,.
eoBoand apparatus met on Monday evening
- ~ houss Of George F. sprsngsr and
oWor6ed The contract for the furniture tor the
'Xalsut strsst school house 70 the Keystone
xasnituse company, OF Philadelphia, reprss
oooo6 by L O. Eby. The only other bidder
S1ss Cleveland, Ohio. company, but the bid
- ne latter We higher than that Of the
xagstoce company
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Chicago Produos narase

CHICAGO, June u. 10 81 a. m.-Martet opeped.
- aeat-Juns, s9c; July, sSssc.; Aug, 'sAc;
t'1rn-inne. s7c July. Ssc; Aug, So;
sep. Ss'.c. ,..
tats-June. gsc; July. gssc; Aug. 2'ssc ;
sept, 2tSc.
Fork OF q noted
Lard-June, d 70; July, q e,S Aug, D 7'k ;
Sept, SSH A.
snori R,bs-lune. q IS; July, q T!k Aug.
g. -; Sept. Ge1S.
CrBrHo.
whest-June, .lNAc.; July. sc. Aug. &c
Sept, 7sc
Corn June, SsAc July, S7Hc. Aug, SsSAc. ;
sept, SL4c.
Sept. 24Ac.
rork-Juue, eSO.
Lard Inne, q 53S July, u sly ;Aus.s SIX
sept e ~.
aios-Jnhs, q AZ; July. q Az Aug 81 S',<
sept, O. G1N
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The county commissioners received pro-
Dpaaas up 70 noon to-day for IN Iron bridge
egog ths Octoraro creek, near CHRISTIANS.
olnaas proposals. were received ct the cfics
lgAe Ohessss county commissioners. The
o1oe WI psohably b opened tomorrow at
smoo1ing d the Joint boards.
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Among the passengers on Fast Line east
over the Pennsylvanis road WAS Jefferson
Davis, the celebrated Southerner. A few
folks caught glimpses Of him,
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Cumming q Achmus sold yestord.v o.,
private sale to Richard NJ. Ruliy' ,hs
dwelling, situated No sos North Duke street.
for $500.
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Mayer Morton hes resolved from the sxsc-
loDee Ma n. Q. Bombsrsss 600, lsas the
noog1S tnhogteAnos IA, 70 b addcd 70 the
Annon-AeBvoy. .Reynoads relief fund.
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A Buc kie that IA warranted not to slip or tear
the shirt Price, 3 cents.
silk and u Srenadiue NeckweaI In Light or
Dark Shades, IS, 50. rs cts.
Fancy FLANNEL shirts for Lawn Tennis, Bi
cycle kidius or Boating. sl. Is q 81. t2vo.
SUMMER UNDEhNEAR Ktlbriggan, An
COLA or french Netfed. IS. 81 and IS cts.
Summer Gloves and Hosiery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-14
WELL SAID.

We clip the following from the Pitts
burg Christian Advocate, being an extract
from their correspondent here, Rev. ]. F.
Nessly:
While there is general boom all over
the state, we believe we are not saying too
much when we affirm that Wichita sur
passes all other points. AS there is, per-
haps, no city in the nation that has been so
basely and maliciously misrepresented by
ignorant and jealous editors and writers,
permit me to state few facts.
In the past year we have increased from
81 900 to SO, 900, and we feel sure of reach
ing $4,000 by next year. Two thousand
buildings are under contract, many of
them large brick blocks from three to four
stories high, with many costly and beauti-
full residences
We have in operation seven large, COM
modious brick school buildings, with some
smaller ones for present use, a new brick
academy costing $4,000, and a
successful commercial college. We have
in course of construction, to be finished
by winter, the Garfield University Chris
tian,) the Wichita University Reformed
Church, the Judson University Baptist
the John Bright University Friends,) the
Central University presbyterian and the
Paramount Female College Congregation
alist). Each of these institutions
has from 70 to 100000 secured
for building purposes, which, with the
large grants of lands, will secure them
heavy endowments reaching one and one
half million dollars in all. Wichita will
certainly be the Athens of America in
point of educational advantages In every
thing pertaining to prosperity she stands
today far in advance of every city in the
nation, and is justly called the peerless
princess of the plains" The reports SO in
dustriously circulated by our corrupt and
jealous enemies, that the bubble had
burst" 'the bottom had fallen out" etc.,
were never more untruthfully uttered.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-14
TO

The grandmother sleeps, and in sleep she
dreams
OF childhoods fairfield day,
When she played by the streams with morns
first beams,
And the long years roll away
And again laughing merry child,
She roams the woodlands wide,
The buttercup's gold from the meadow-wold
She gathers at eventide.
The breeze lifts curl of soft grey hair,
Her head droops low on her breast,
And the grandmother dreams, and catches
CLEANS,
From childhood's days of rest
A mothers kiss falls soft on her brow,
A mothers voice drifts DER her brain,
The years unroll their sorrow-flled scroll,
The grandmother is a child again.
She gathers the wild rose in the lane,
And plays by the trimming pool,
And with heart replete, with memories
sweet,
She hastens away to school.
The goodnight kiss and good night prayer
Flood soft through her tired brain,
And mornings brightness and childhood's
whiteness
Have not yet begun to wane.
The breeze blows in at the open door,
A bird chirps soft on the bough,
The dim tired eyes ope' with mild surprise,
But All! they tear-fill now.
MRS. NJ E. LEASE.
Wichita, Kan.